Creative Non Fiction: The Liter

Reportage is synonymous to literary journalism.

• a. True
• b. False

An argumentative essay is a type of personal essay.

• True
• False

Writers should always ask somebody else to inspect their works.

• True
• False

You must have a powerful first sentence to catch the attention of readers.

• True
• False

You enjoy the reading during your _______ round.

• a. second
• b. last
• c. third
• d. first

You should reflect on your reading afterwards.

• True
• False

According to her, she does not need to turn this off because she won't even be tempted to make use of it.

• a. television
• b. Internet/the Internet/web
• c. computer
• d. cellular phone

You will read the New Yorker article to answer questions 11 to 15: writer believes in chaotic creativity.

• True
• False

In terms of revision, this is the point that is the most difficult to fix.

The writer is a typical millennial in that she likes to use social media while writing.

• True
• False

All testimonials are paid.

• True
• False

There are days when she does not feel creative.

• True
• False

You should always be straightforward, thus not needing any symbolisms.

• True
• False

Personal essays do not have to have a distinct plot but may still express an underlying story.

• True
• False

Literary reportage explores facts and applies not opinion, but a POV.

• a. True
• b. False

Choose from among the following emotions to describe Daniel's feelings best at the beginning (joy, distress, fear, melancholy).

• distress

An argumentative essay is different in the sense that it is more focused on convincing the readers.

• True
• False

This personal essay is usually posted online.

• a. blog
• b. true narrative
• c. vlog
• d. testimonial

The author's comparison with her mother indirectly characterizes her - the author.

• True
• False

This summarizes the personal essay at the end.

• a. introduction
• b. summary
• c. body
• d. conclusion

This personal essay promotes a product, service, or person.

• a. thesis statement
• b. true narrative
• c. testimonial
• d. blog

Literary reportage, to remain within the bounds of journalism, must steer away from sensationalism.

• True
• False

Literary reportage has one source - the reporter itself.

• True
• False

There is a metaphor in "I am heir to the rage in Sylvia Plath's "Daddy".

• True
• False

The piece can be taken as a story and as an advice at the same time, depending on who you are.

• True
• False

This refers to how easily understandable a text is.

• a. spelling
• b. style
• c. clarity
• d. grammar

This verb is usually used in a religious context, but it is also used in distinguishing and determining good works:

• a. sensational
• b. discern
• c. accuracy
• d. true crime

Literary journalism is a form of creative nonfiction.

• True
• False

The paragraphs can be jumbled except for paragraph 1 and the last one and the story could still make sense.

• True
• False

These should be found in your nonfiction, just like in a fictional work:

• a. sensational
• b. symbolism
• c. premise
• d. literary devices

To appreciate a work of creative nonfiction, you may seek out some supplementary readings.

• True
• False

This device can make the work feel deeper and more insightful.

• a. accuracy
• b. symbolism
• c. plot
• d. dialogue

Reportage is the act of reporting the news.

• True
• False

It is best to revise dialogue by actually reading the words aloud.

• True
• False

Symbolism in creative nonfiction may make use of tangible objects to represent deeper, intangible concepts.

• True
• False

These contents of your personal essay will keep your work accurate.

• a. signature
• b. facts
• c. grammar
• d. checking

There is a plot or subplot in the story.

• True
• False

Literary reportage is becoming more common these days.

• True
• False

When you check the work on just how factual it is, you check its_____________

• a. discern
• b. true crime
• c. accuracy
• d. writing process

You should read creative nonfiction only once.

• True
• False

This subgenre of creative nonfiction deals with crime stories from real life.

• a. Sensational
• b. Discern
• c. Accuracy
• d. True Crime

A true narrative may be written to entertain.

• True
• False

Spelling and grammar may be checked by a word processor, but typos are identified by you yourself.

• True
• False

In the New Yorker article provided, this is the main topic.

• a. true crime
• b. accuracy
• c. writing/writing process
• d. discern

What kind of plot should you avoid?

• a. sensational
• b. symbolism
• c. discern
• d. acuracy